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The Nigerian government plans to remove road contractors who do not mobilize to project sites without advance payments. This decision aims to enhance the efficiency and quality of road construction projects.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has filed a petition at the International Labour Conference in Geneva, accusing the federal government and some states of anti-labour practices. This move highlights ongoing tensions between labor unions and government authorities in Nigeria.
Heirs Energies Limited has secured a $750 million financing deal, recognized as the top oil and gas deal of the year. This achievement highlights the firm's growing influence in the energy sector.
A civil society organization has condemned the annual loss of over 240,000 barrels of crude oil due to spills in the Niger Delta. The group, We, The People, expressed deep regret over this environmental issue.
The Nigerian Cancer Society reports that cancer survivors in Nigeria face significant financial challenges and stigma. These issues continue to hinder their recovery and reintegration into society.
Governor Inuwa Yahaya has congratulated the Emir of Gombe on his 12 years of reign. This celebration highlights the Emir's contributions to the community and the support from the royal family and well-wishers.
Dangote Cement Plc is enhancing transportation safety by implementing AI-driven solutions and telematics systems. These initiatives aim to improve road safety and transport management within the company.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has expressed concern over the Senate's approval of the SSBs Bill, warning it could lead to increased taxes on production and jobs. They urge the House of Representatives to reject the bill to protect employment and investment.
Abiru highlights the importance of improved collaboration between policymakers and regulators to foster market growth. He received the Nairametrics Legislative Excellence Award for his contributions to the financial sector.
WASPAN urges the FCCPC to adhere to court rulings regarding the DEON case, disputing allegations against them. The association emphasizes the importance of legal compliance in regulatory matters.
The Stock market section of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has decapitated by N4.9 trillion in the first trading week in June 2026. This is coming in the week T+1
Experts are advocating for a collaborative approach between the private and public sectors to maximize the benefits of the National Industrial Policy. This initiative aims to enhance business resilience in Nigeria.
Nigeria is set to host ITGOV 2026, focusing on enhancing its digital infrastructure. The conference will bring together government and technology stakeholders to discuss key digital transformation initiatives.
FAAN has launched its 2026 Management Retreat to improve operational efficiency. The event is led by Managing Director Olubunmi Kuku.
ESET Nigeria has completed a cybersecurity awareness training for Lagos State MDAs. This initiative underscores the state's dedication to enhancing cybersecurity measures.
Nigeria risks penalties from the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) after its request for a year-long validation extension was rejected. The EITI Board insists on a July 1 deadline, stating that funding challenges do not justify deferment.
IATA reports a significant decline in airline profits, projecting $23 billion for 2026, down from $41 billion. This drop is attributed to turmoil in the Middle East and rising fuel costs.
Massimo De Luca emphasizes the importance of Nigeria and Europe forming lasting investment partnerships. The 10th Nigeria–EU Business Forum is set to take place in Lagos on June 25, 2026.
Governor Uba Sani and Defence Minister Christopher Musa praised the President's education reforms as effective measures against banditry and terrorism. They emphasized the importance of education in promoting peace and security in the region.
Super Falcons coach Justine Madugu is facing tough decisions as the team ramps up preparations for WAFCON. Players are competing for positions in the squad for the upcoming tournament.
Rafael Leao is likely to miss Portugal's friendly match against Nigeria due to a red card suspension. This absence may also impact his participation in upcoming World Cup group games.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is enhancing its campaign efforts in Ekiti with a door-to-door mobilisation initiative. This campaign aims to address key issues like education and healthcare.
The Federal Government has paid off five months of overdue allowances for university lecturers. This move is expected to improve the financial situation of academic staff in federal universities.
Researchers have issued a warning about the rising global nuclear threats due to the modernization of arsenals and deployment of warheads. This situation raises concerns about international security and stability.
The Customs and Excise Tariff (Amendment) Bill (CETA) 2025 is now at the Senate's third reading, marking a pivotal moment for Nigeria's economy. Concerns are rising about potential job losses and decreased investment if the bill passes.
In the long struggles against military misrule and for democracy, we lost far more Nigerians under the Babangida dictatorship than under the Abacha regime. However, the fight against Abacha and his bandits was far more taxing. In the case of the former, hundreds were murdered bu...
Nigerian banks have raised the international spending limit on Naira cards, reflecting a positive trend in foreign investments and foreign exchange inflows. This change follows significant financial reforms and a $7 billion backlog clearance by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Sterling One Foundation has launched an initiative to plant one million trees in collaboration with several partners. This effort aims to promote environmental sustainability in Nigeria.
Commissioner Ayo Olusegun Omosehin highlights the critical role of insurance for traders and transporters in Nigeria. He emphasizes that insurance is essential not just for large corporations but for all sectors of the economy.
The National Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is set to hold its 2026 conference aimed at creating new opportunities for Nigeria's youth. This initiative will focus on advancing skills and generating employment for the growing youth population.